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I Have 3 pages.
The first page is a login page which submits a password to the a.s.p page.
The second page is an a.s.p page which checks the validity of the user p.w.
If the password is o.k. A cookie with value 'o.k.'
is set on the client side and redirects to the main page:
I.e. Page no. 3.
Now in the main page:
if the user decides to go back to the old pages via the browser's history buffer (e.g. Via the backspace, in fact much to my discomfort there are many ways to achieve that...)
I run into a terrible! Mess because the old unrefreshed browser pages still 'think' the cookie value has not been set.
How does one overcome such an ordeal?
In fact,
I have seen on a good number of occassions web pages that read on an attempt to return to them:
"page no longer available".
Am I moving in the right direction, and if so please guide me through
the additional necessary steps to reach a reasonable solution.
Thank you very very much guys,
doron.
[edited by: jatar_k at 6:12 pm (utc) on April 11, 2008]
[edit reason] fixed case [/edit]
